i would like to request the file manager apk from oxygen os since i find it interesting and perfectly material designed
Try HTC File Manager which is available in APKMirror. It has the same interface as Oxygen's
Hope it helps
Downalod oxygen flashable zip and get the apk from /system/app
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Nvm tried that and it's not there, I think only some custom ROMs have that, my bad
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Can we get the FM radio apk from somewhere? or if it is tied into the HTCmusic.apk can someone post a link for either. Thanks
Check the Fresh ROM thread. I think he removed it from the ROM, which means it'll be in the included zip with all the *.apk's he didn't use.
I have been looking all day and cant find the apk anywhere.... a little help on a link to it... Thanks for reall!!!
Alright I found the link and geekfor.me/evo/21/fresh-evo-01d/#more-1491
I downloaded the zip and extracted the apk for the FM Radio... I go to install it... and after i push install and then OK it says "Application not installed"
Are there resistrctions for some reason on why this isnt working?
read that link you posted
it explains how to install it, you cant just install it from the sdcard
fm
In the ES file explorer app that came with the rom there is a folder called "fresh-removed-apks" ... select the HtcFMradio.apk, select install...
FM tuner for no sense roms
So I'm guessing the apk from fresh rom isn't going to work on the roms that arent running sense. I'm wondering if anyone knows where I could find an apk or update.zip for the fm tuner now included in Cyanogenmod 6.1. I have another aosp rom I wanted to try and intergrate it with.
Hi all,
I'm trying to add APK files to custom rom (my last try was Pyramid3D v7.3.0 ROM).
In each ROM file (ZIP file), I noticed APK files were installed in two folders:
data\app: which, as far as I understand, contains applications which can be unistalled after flashing
system\app: for applications which cannot be deleted after flashing (except using ADB commands or tools such as Titanium Backup)
I tried both to add my apk files to each of those folders using WinRAR without unzipping the ROM (simply using Drag N Drop). Then flashed (with signature verification disable), but among all APK files I put, only one is successfully installed (french apk file called "Page Jaune").
Of course, I can install remaining APK files after flashing but I really don't understand why some are installed and some not...
Any idea?
Try this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198035
lol google search sent me to this page, thanks for the link it's exactly what I was looking for
Hope some can help me out. I'm trying to add app to ROM zip so I don't need to install it manually. Have the ROM install itself when flashing it. I open the ROM zip with winRar and create a folder "data/app." I use Real APK Leecher app to download free app. I place apk in "data/app" folder. Flash the ROM w/TWRP v2.2.2.0 and none of the app got installed.
However, if i put all apk in "system/app" folder, it installed when flashing the ROM.
This is the ROM i use [ROM][S4] Virtuous Ville+ RC-1 | Sense 4+ | JB 4.1.1
Am i doing something wrong that's y "data/app" not install any apk?
thx
cat2115 said:
Hope some can help me out. I'm trying to add app to ROM zip so I don't need to install it manually. Have the ROM install itself when flashing it. I open the ROM zip with winRar and create a folder "data/app." I use Real APK Leecher app to download free app. I place apk in "data/app" folder. Flash the ROM w/TWRP v2.2.2.0 and none of the app got installed.
However, if i put all apk in "system/app" folder, it installed when flashing the ROM.
This is the ROM i use [ROM][S4] Virtuous Ville+ RC-1 | Sense 4+ | JB 4.1.1
Am i doing something wrong that's y "data/app" not install any apk?
thx
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I have found adding a folder like that is not that easy which is a shame, think you have to edit something in the META-INF to get it to work but you could just put the apk in the system/app.
thanks Darknites.
Any different by putting in data/app or system/app?
Maybe this is old when i google. I also try to edit something so that "Unknown Source" enable itself when flashing. I google and saw somewhere in xda to edit xml which was locate inside SettingProvider.apk -->res-->values-->bools.xml
lol unfortunately there's no "value" folder in it...
cat2115 said:
thanks Darknites.
Any different by putting in data/app or system/app?
Maybe this is old when i google. I also try to edit something so that "Unknown Source" enable itself when flashing. I google and saw somewhere in xda to edit xml which was locate inside SettingProvider.apk -->res-->values-->bools.xml
lol unfortunately there's no "value" folder in it...
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Some apps don't like it for some reason so does need testing. Don't think its that I sure its in the folder I said. Its something I never looked in to because I use Titanium Backup for apps that don't work and/or have settings backed up with it.
I have a question here , is there any way to Installing duplicated apps ver without overwrite each other ?
Eg : firefox verion 21 smooth and fast but version 24 provide more features. Hoping to install both each other if I needed some features.
Currently the only option is , backup data 22 and 24 with titanium bk and restore it when I need the features.
Possible to install alongside without overwrite ? needed to modified the .apk ? I was hoping to retain the original apk.
It's just like you installing Office 2007 and 2010 alongside in the same window.
Thank you
xdadfm said:
I have a question here , is there any way to Installing duplicated apps ver without overwrite each other ?
Eg : firefox verion 21 smooth and fast but version 24 provide more features. Hoping to install both each other if I needed some features.
Currently the only option is , backup data 22 and 24 with titanium bk and restore it when I need the features.
Possible to install alongside without overwrite ? needed to modified the .apk ? I was hoping to retain the original apk.
It's just like you installing Office 2007 and 2010 alongside in the same window.
Thank you
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I think you cannot without modifying the two .APK, can you rename one then copy to root/system/app ?
xdadfm said:
I have a question here , is there any way to Installing duplicated apps ver without overwrite each other ?
Eg : firefox verion 21 smooth and fast but version 24 provide more features. Hoping to install both each other if I needed some features.
Currently the only option is , backup data 22 and 24 with titanium bk and restore it when I need the features.
Possible to install alongside without overwrite ? needed to modified the .apk ? I was hoping to retain the original apk.
It's just like you installing Office 2007 and 2010 alongside in the same window.
Thank you
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By modifying the package name of any of the .apk file, I think you should be able to install both versions.. because while installing an App, Android will compare the .apk's package name with the .apks already installed before... The point of modifying the .apk file is to make sure that Android sees it as a completely different app, and not think of one as an update to the other...
For more info, check out link below:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1222302/android-multiple-custom-versions-of-the-same-app
and try Googling this:
"install two versions of the same app android"
ivan.untalan said:
I think you cannot without modifying the two .APK, can you rename one then copy to root/system/app ?
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It crash as I assume
Sami Kabir said:
By modifying the package name of any of the .apk file, I think you should be able to install both versions.. because while installing an App, Android will compare the .apk's package name with the .apks already installed before... The point of modifying the .apk file is to make sure that Android sees it as a completely different app, and not think of one as an update to the other...
For more info, check out link below:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1222302/android-multiple-custom-versions-of-the-same-app
and try Googling this:
"install two versions of the same app android"
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The linked having various discussion but non of them are working
I had google around and the only way is to have different profile https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fahrbot.apps.switchme&hl=en
Which is very risky getting boot looping.
The safest method is to modified the .xml but I am not an android dev.I doesn't know how to modified it.
Does anyone know any tools which can modified .apk to custom version. ?
Thank you
xdadfm said:
It crash as I assume
The linked having various discussion but non of them are working
I had google around and the only way is to have different profile https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fahrbot.apps.switchme&hl=en
Which is very risky getting boot looping.
The safest method is to modified the .xml but I am not an android dev.I doesn't know how to modified it.
Does anyone know any tools which can modified .apk to custom version. ?
Thank you
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For modifying .apk files you need to Download and Setup a small tool called APKTOOL (for Windows)
Below is the link to the GUI version of apktool:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33815550
The original version of apktool works with Windows' Command Promt's command line interface... If you want that instead, then Google "apktool for windows" or anything similar
After decompiling, I think you need to edit your AndroidManifest.xml file BUT I am not sure about this.. please Google "how to change application package name android"
I am trying to install custom themes on my vivo phone using the stock themes app, the app works perfectly fine but if I want to download custom theme files, there isn't a pre-built option and the theme files aren't stored in ".dwd/c/o/m/t/h/e/m/e/T", please help.
thanks.
On Vivo phones, themes are typically stored in the phone's internal memory in the "Themes" folder or app. To access the themes on your Vivo phone, you can go to the "Settings" menu and look for the "Themes" or "Wallpaper" options. From there, you can browse through the available themes and select the one you want to use. Some Vivo phones also have a theme store where you can download new themes.
emily430153 said:
On Vivo phones, themes are typically stored in the phone's internal memory in the "Themes" folder or app. To access the themes on your Vivo phone, you can go to the "Settings" menu and look for the "Themes" or "Wallpaper" options. From there, you can browse through the available themes and select the one you want to use. Some Vivo phones also have a theme store where you can download new themes.
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I have the theme store installed but theme store is extremely limited and my question is that how may I install themes locally on my vivo phone.
GamebringerDev said:
I have the theme store installed but theme store is extremely limited and my question is that how may I install themes locally on my vivo phone.
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Installing themes locally on your Vivo phone typically involves downloading a theme file, usually in the form of an APK file, and installing it on your device. The process can vary depending on the version of your phone's operating system and the theme file you are trying to install. Here are the general steps to install a theme on a Vivo phone:
Download the theme file (APK file) on your phone.
Go to your phone's settings and enable "install from unknown sources" to allow the installation of apps from sources other than the Google Play Store.
Open the APK file and install the theme. The theme will be installed as an app and you can find it in your app drawer.
Go to the theme app and apply the theme.
Restart your phone to apply the new theme.
It's important to note that not all downloaded themes will work on your phone, and installing themes from untrusted sources could be a security risk. It's always recommended to download themes from reputable sources and to read reviews before installing any theme.
It's also worth mentioning that some phone manufacturers like Vivo may have their own theme store or theme engine that allows users to install and customize themes, you may want to check if your phone has such a feature and use it instead of installing themes manually, as it may have more themes and be more secure.
emily430153 said:
Installing themes locally on your Vivo phone typically involves downloading a theme file, usually in the form of an APK file, and installing it on your device. The process can vary depending on the version of your phone's operating system and the theme file you are trying to install. Here are the general steps to install a theme on a Vivo phone:
Download the theme file (APK file) on your phone.
Go to your phone's settings and enable "install from unknown sources" to allow the installation of apps from sources other than the Google Play Store.
Open the APK file and install the theme. The theme will be installed as an app and you can find it in your app drawer.
Go to the theme app and apply the theme.
Restart your phone to apply the new theme.
It's important to note that not all downloaded themes will work on your phone, and installing themes from untrusted sources could be a security risk. It's always recommended to download themes from reputable sources and to read reviews before installing any theme.
It's also worth mentioning that some phone manufacturers like Vivo may have their own theme store or theme engine that allows users to install and customize themes, you may want to check if your phone has such a feature and use it instead of installing themes manually, as it may have more themes and be more secure.
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my theme file ends with *.it's?
GamebringerDev said:
my theme file ends with *.it's?
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It sounds like you are trying to install a theme file on your Vivo mobile device that has a file extension of ".it's". This is not a common file extension, and it's likely that the theme file is not in the proper format for your device.
If you are certain that the theme file is compatible with your Vivo mobile device, you may need to rename the file extension to a more common file extension such as ".zip" or ".rar" before attempting to install it.
It's also important to make sure that you are downloading the theme file from a reputable source and that the file is not corrupted. If the file is corrupted, it may not install correctly and could cause issues on your device.
If you are still unable to install the theme file, or if you encounter any other issues, you should contact Vivo customer support for assistance.
emily430153 said:
It sounds like you are trying to install a theme file on your Vivo mobile device that has a file extension of ".it's". This is not a common file extension, and it's likely that the theme file is not in the proper format for your device.
If you are certain that the theme file is compatible with your Vivo mobile device, you may need to rename the file extension to a more common file extension such as ".zip" or ".rar" before attempting to install it.
It's also important to make sure that you are downloading the theme file from a reputable source and that the file is not corrupted. If the file is corrupted, it may not install correctly and could cause issues on your device.
If you are still unable to install the theme file, or if you encounter any other issues, you should contact Vivo customer support for assistance.
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sorry it was auto correct I meant .itz